Dear Guests. My name is Balbino. I am dedicated to the management and marketing of tourist apartments in the wonderful city of Cordoba. I have 4 years of experience as a host. I consider myself a nice person, friendly and willing to help whenever guests need it. I am fond of culture and sports. Maximum quality and well-being guaranteed in our apartment. Do not hesitate to make your reservation, you will not regret it!

Beautiful apartment located in Medina and Corella street, in the heart of the Jewish Quarter and 100 meters from the Mosque. Our apartment can accommodate up to six people and has two bedrooms, a spacious and luxurious living room, kitchen and bathroom. All fully equipped to make you feel at home. In addition, wifi, air conditioning and heating in all rooms. In turn, we have private parking included in the price in Tomas Conde street, 1 minute from the apartment. I recommend not to use the parking space if your vehicle is larger than 4.86 metres long and 1.82 metres wide. The apartment is situated on the second floor of a 4-storey building with a lift, which makes it easy for guests to access the flat. A few days before arrival we will contact guests via Whatsapp and provide them with tourist information and a map with the best places to eat in the city. We will always be available for whatever they need, both to prepare their trip before arrival and during the stay. Do not hesitate to book our apartment and enjoy an unforgettable stay in the wonderful city of Cordoba!

The apartment is located in Medina y Corella street, in the heart of the Jewish quarter of the city of Cordoba, 1 minute walk from the Mosque-Cathedral. The streets of the Jewish quarter are one of the most representative of the historic center, with numerous stores, taverns and restaurants around. Located in the heart of the city, the Jewish quarter is a labyrinth of narrow cobblestone streets where you can review the history of Cordoba and understand the lifestyle of the three cultures that coexisted for centuries: Christians, Jews and Muslims. The Jewish quarter stretches from the Almodovar Gate to the Mosque-Cathedral and shows the typical layout of Muslim cities, with narrow streets and numerous dead ends. To visit the Jewish quarter of Cordoba is to travel back in time and discover the medieval essence of the city through its whitewashed buildings decorated with flowers and colorful pots. In addition, the Jewish quarter is the best place to eat and do some shopping in the stores of local artisans.